Dear Abby: The guy I’m dating isn’t very affectionate, other than that ... he’s great to me
Do I take a man who has a hard time kissing and hugging me because he shows affection in other ways, or should I move on?
Dear Abby: The man in my life, wonderful in every other way, never shows affection
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